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Ahead of our Bologna vs SPAL preview and soccer tips, the hosts have been starting to find their feet in the Italian top flight. Whereas the visitors started well in the league and have tailed off, Bologna have had the opposite first month or so.

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SPAL opened up the league season with four points from their first six, but since then they have struggled to put together any kind of good form. A draw against Crotone recently have been their only spoils from their last five outings.

Our Bologna vs SPAL predictions are based on the upturn in the hosts’ recent fortunes, which makes it easy to back them in this weekend’s Serie A odds. Two wins and a draw will have given them a much-needed confidence boost.

The newly-promoted side have fallen down to 15th place as a result, with the relegation zone beginning to creep up on them. A false dawn at the start of the campaign has seen SPAL come back down to earth with a bump.

Bologna vs SPAL Prediction and Betting Advice

Bologna have won their last two Serie A games by 1-0 scorelines, with Sassuolo and Genoa both unable to stop the visitors. This time, on their own patch, they will be looking for their first victory of the campaign at Stadio Renato Dall’Ara.

Torino and Inter have both drawn there, with that 1-1 result between Bologna and the Nerazzurri being the only points that Inter have dropped all season. Form is certainly picked up for the home side, who have been putting in some much-improved performances of late.

Betfred offer some of the best value for the home side to win without conceding, which looks a likely outcome after they’ve managed to take six points recently without their goalkeeper needing to pick the ball out of his own net. In their first three Serie A away games, SPAL haven’t scored in any of them.

Our Bologna vs SPAL bets back the home side to cause most of the offensive problems, with SPAL unable to generate much themselves. As such, Rodrigo Palacio looks to be good value to find the back of the net on Sunday, after netting two goals in his last four league appearances for the hosts. The experienced forward has had the benefit of a rest during the international break and should remain in the first-team picture down to the likes of Mattia Destro not finding their goalscoring boots as of yet in the 2017/2018 campaign. 10Bet have the longest odds on the veteran Argentine resigning SPAL to a defeat.

Our Bologna vs SPAL picks back a simple home victory, with the Rossoblu coming into own of late after that hard-fought 1-1 draw with Inter. Since then, they’ve stepped it up with two victories and that vein of form should be set to continue with a comfortable three points this weekend.